An overdose of vitamin B12 through diet is hardly possible and also not known, since the required transport protein IF (intrinsic factor) and absorption via the intestinal mucosa are two major barriers
For deliberate weight loss, options with stronger human clinical trial evidence include certain prescription medications (many of which are injectable) and select oral supplements supported by trials
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Some symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency include: Weakness and tiredness Pale or yellowish skin Loss of appetite Heart palpitations Mouth or tongue soreness Tingling or "pins and needles" sensation in your hands and feet Shortness of breath Dizziness Blurry vision Mood swings or personality changes You are more at-risk for developing vitamin B12 deficiency if you are: Pregnant Over 65 Vegan Take medicine for diabetes Take medicine for heartburn Have had surgery to remove part of your bowels Medically Reviewed on 6/23/2026 Mayo Clinic: "Vitamin B-12." National Institutes of Health: "Vitamin B12." Oregon State University: "Vitamin B12." Top What Happens if You Take Too Much Vitamin B12 Related Articles 22 Healthy Foods High in B VitaminsAny deficiency of B vitamins can lead to various health conditions
After the shot, many people experience side effects like pain, itching, and swelling
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